Humanity stuck in throat (With Love only Creed)
6 December 2015
Sometimes I throw up
From a small tightened belly
Waters muddy brown
A share of disgrace
From non-existent lean wells
River banks of stench
Sometimes I throw up
Endless fights in name of Gods
Blind to their fake creed
Giddiness alerts
A wave of nausea strikes
Within pulsing Heart
Sometimes I throw up
Humanity stuck in throat
Like an endless thorn
While the dead bear dead
And life dwindles in lost Hope
As powers grow walls
Sometimes I digest
Small miracles of caring
Emblems of sharing
A slice of fresh bread
Multiplied not divided
For aching stomachs
Sometimes I digest
As the young outgrow shackles
With Peace in their trails
New Dawn beckoning
Skies of reachable Nature
Resting place of coils
Sometimes I digest
Small measures of blue freedom
With Love only Creed
Unstoppable Grace
Traces of Ancient Wisdom
The Death of the Greed
The Old Ways – Loreena McKennitt
The Mystic’s Dream – Loreena McKennitt
Seeds of Love – Loreena McKennitt
A Time for Us – Andy Williams
A quick scan of daily news headlines can cause our humanity to stick on our throats…there is such madness in the world, but like war and hate, love and hope can be multiplied and must start within each one of us…we are here to love and to do all things in the name of love…again, your words are thought provoking and written in perfect form and flow…a beautiful piece, Geetha…thank you for sharing 🙂
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Thank you Thomas, very perceptively read. I usually avoid watching the news because it affects me too much as there is almost nothing good that is highlighted but because of my imagination even what I read comes to life too vividly sometimes. My option has become now to ask my father to give me a digest of the news that he reads unperturbed 🙂
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You are welcome…I gather my news selectively from a number of online sources, filtering the stuff I want to avoid, but I still have to read the headlines…like you, I am sensitive to the world around me…
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Wow. Yes absolutely. Sometimes I find it so difficult to digest humanity’s inhuman nature to each other and to this gift of a planet we live on. And also in try to remind myself there is always a sliver of hope in my heart. Beautiful, Geetha. All my best.
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Powerful word…
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Thank you Simon.
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Always a pleasure ☺
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🙂
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